Книга · I Promessi Sposi
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Автор: Alessandro Manzoni
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The servant left the room, and returned in a few moments with a
rich sword, which his master girded on; he then threw the cloak
around his shoulders, and donned his hat with its waving plumes
with an air of proud defiance. He then passed into the street,
followed by six armed ruffians, taking the road to Lecco. The
peasantry and tradesmen shrunk from his approach; their profound
and timid salutations received no notice from him; indeed, he
acknowledged but by a slight inclination of the head those of the
neighbouring gentry, whose rank, however, was incontestably
inferior to his own. Indeed, the only man whose salutations he
condescended to return upon an equal footing was the Spanish
governor. In order to get rid of his ennui, and banish the idea
of the monk and his imprecations, he entered the house of a
gentleman, where a party was met together, and was received with
that apparent cordiality which it is a necessary policy to
manifest towards the powerful who are held in fear.
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